San Gorgonio High School - Summit Yearbook (San Bernardino, CA)

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Clubs raise money to go places Black Students Union, commonly called BSU, was a club that was organized for black students. The purpose of BSU was to get black students at San Gorgonio to unite and to raise money. •The Black Students Union of 1982 1983 is called the All New BSU because we ' re doing more this year than we did last year and the members are much more cooperative, said Liz Thomas, BSU secretary. The officers of BSU for the 1982- 1983 school year were Kristy Myricks, President; Tina Meeks, Vice-President; Liz Thomas, Secretary; Peggy Sims, Treasurer; and Marvin Cash, Sergeant of Arms. The club ' s adviser was Coach Hall BSU was an extremely active club. They did several exciting things, such as a trip to the USC vs. UCLA basketball game, a trip to Magic Mountain and trips to show tapings like Gimme a Break and Silver Spoons. They also sponsored several lunchtime dances. Kristy Myricks commented, I think this club is a lot bet- ter than it was last year, and if we can keep it going, it will get bet- ter as the years pass. Future Farmers of America was a club on campus that dealt with agriculture and farming. FFA members met once a month or when the adviser felt the need to. At their meetings, the members were informed of coming attractions such as rodeos, live-stock judging, and fund raisers. The clubs adviser was Mr. Miller. He and all the club members met in the agriculture building located on the east side of the campus, across Arden. Dues were only five dollars for a year. The money collected from dues was used to purchase animals, fertilizers, and other necessary farming materials. There were approximately thirty-five farmers in the club. Many members commented on how much fun the club was. Member Annette Brooks said, FFA gives me a chance to improve my farming skills . During ICC Day, FFA sold a variety of plants to students. Members of FFA also held a potluck on Open House nights. They served 500 hamburgers and nearly 1000 hotdogs. No one was to go away hungry. Top: Don Ward waits for the speaker to finish as the BSU m end. Left: Coach Hall jokingly talks with BSU members about ting comes to an ews and Above, BSU — First row: Shantee Moore. Nancy Jacks, Andrea Lewis, Peggy Sims, Tina Meeks, Liz Thomas, Kristy Myricks. Shelly Williams, Michelle Allen, Second row: Chad Marshall, Janet Johnson. Felicia Dodson. Rica Cravens, Yvonne Hinkle. Jeanine Wilson. Anna Hinkle, Leah Anderson, Mark Chumley. Third row: Benjamin Shufford, Artie Rogers, Willie Ellison, Kenny Williams. Brian Webb. John Lucas, Limar Johnson.

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Fashion Sophisticated Ladies Left: A group of sophisticated ladies discuss then sophisticated assets. Below: The president of the sophisticated ladies ' club Armisse Macon, takes a gather her thoughts.

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Top: Adviser of the VICA Club. Mr. Bennett, explains to students about auto parts and how they are used Above, VICA — First row: Richard LaFuze. Sharon Stohler, Lori Hayes, Cassy Harris, Tony McAlpine, Brent Martindale, Second row: Mike McClanahan, Juan Espinoza, Dave Perry, Jeff Nooten, Mike Bently, Daniel Rilling, Mick Wallen Above left, FFA Club — First row: Troy Durham, Allan Nimmo, Fletcher Laukka, Diana Ray. Cynthia Lopez, Tom Rose, Yvette Hilber, Brenda Burcroff. Susan Burcroff, Second row: Debbie Lavenclure, Joe Dycus, Tracey Shaw, Shelly Brooks, Samantha Laudermilk, Tim Martindale, Michelle Futch, Tim Phillips. Monica Marquez. Kim Duncan, Bryan Harlacker, Rob Tulledge. Kevin Roberts, Third row; Sharon Fuller, Nancy Christopherson. Julie McKenny, Jane Kanaly, Les Bailor, Tim Ortiz, Wendy West, Joe W. McKin ny. Chad Durham, Brian Carnes, Annette Brooks. Darren Shattler. Left: The VICA Club donates a car. on ICC day in which students can bash it in for a small donation.